Local News

The nationwide rotating postal worker strike hit Thunder Bay Thursday impacting about 200 local workers.

Delegates for the Canadian Auto Workers Local 229 from across the region are holding a three-day conference in Thunder Bay this week. The gathering is aimed at mobilizing CAW members to lobby their politicians.

Confederation College is getting a little bit greener. School officials say they hope the new Campus Environmental Action Plan will help reduce the institution's carbon footprint.

A regional tool used to promote Northwestern Ontario to the world will now be used to tap into the 5-billion mobile phones in use around the globe.

A federal Northern Ontario opposition member has drafted a private member’s bill that asks for FedNor to be made into a stand-alone agency.

Nishnawbe Aski Nation’s Grand Chief Stan Beardy is now a Doctor of Education. Beardy received the honourary degree by officials from Nipissing University in North Bay this afternoon.

Thunder Bay Transit is encouraging people to buy the ticket and take the ride during the Thunder Bay Blues Festival this year.

With a large section of city workers allowed to retire in the coming years, the mayor wants to take a serious look at attrition.

Kevin Kennedy was a man who always tried to put a smile on someone’s face. Kennedy, 58, better known as Dr. Funnybone, died unexpectedly sometime Tuesday morning while on a boating trip near Silver Island.

Housing construction is on the rise as spring continues in Thunder Bay. Figures released by Canada Mortgage and Housing shows that the construction of 10 multi-unit buildings began in May.